Poland in spring by mirella
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Spring in Poland sees snowdrops appearing in early spring along with many butterflies. Animals wake up from their winter sleep as storks return from warm countries to mark the arrival of spring.
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Poland in spring by mirella
- 2. In early spring snowdrops appear
- 3. In spring in Poland there are many butterflies
- 4. In early spring, the animals wake up from winter sleep
- 5. In spring storks are returning from the warm countries
- 6. In spring storks are returning from the warm countries